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It doesn’t matter. They at least formed friendships during their time at the show. Some are broken but others remained stable.

@iluvbangtan Dude, I already knew that.

I’m just pointing out the vocal minority who are obsessed over a thought of a gay dating show being a BL.

After season 3, we might get a lesbian spinoff.

You’re not the only one and not to worry, I met few gay men and a trans woman back then.

Most of the fans here in His Man S2 were borderline obsessive fujoshis who left reality.

@TheaOlivia Listen, contestants in this show don’t owe you any favors.

Get yourself a reality check.

Thought of that idea back when I finished S1 of His Man.

If lesbians were present in Korea, they might greenlit a counterpart spinoff.

If you are not a fujoshi like others here in the comments, go on ahead.

Had a lot of fun tuning to S1 compared to S2. I am not pulling you leg for real, in spite of me who is fully aware of the controversies. (also because I'm not taking BLs too seriously)

@deneers Dude, you're making a fool of yourself.

You got any hobbies aside from being a fujoshi?🤨

Amidst the resolve of the primary love triangle and clear endgame of Jungsung & Sungho in the future, another one pops up in the Bermuda.

Knew the voicemails + phonecalls would be the alternative final one-on-one date mechanic this season.

This season is provided by Bermuda Love Triangles.🤣 Staff goes all out unlike last year.

gagaoolala seems to be broken at the moment as I assume. They might fix it back.

My assumptions that ever since Changyu got a job at Changmin's catering business, they are much more closer to the point the two gave each other a chance a start of their relationship.

Rather I am partial with this season compared last year.

Makes sense for them who are still on mixed to bad terms with them.

Though Transit Love comes off as cringe inducing with petty, pretentious ex-couples who cannot get themselves a psychologist and take a hint.😬

I would NOT recommend that if anyone of you believe that letting go of the past and be strong as your own without someone's approval is the best solution to end toxic relationships.

Okay, I am quite certain this is not the season I would enjoy for a period of time. It was WAY TOO serious and tense for my taste.😪 Maybe a couple more of laid back and hilarious episodes next week should cover up the damage.

This season's roommate change mechanic went...kind of underwhelming. Instead of participating in a race or games like S1, they just write a letter to their chosen love, which should have been saved for the final planned date.😑

At this point, it is why I lean on S1 more than S2, in spite of a lot of flack.

No wonder they add up to 14 eps this season. They really have to center around a concerning love triangle between Junsung, Sungho, and Seonwoo. I do not care whoever is the endgame (even with its rumours), because we can assume it would be a fiasco in real life.😬

Rooting for your pairing is normal even if they remain their friendship, but treating these real gay men like in a BL can be rather concerning or *cough* unhealthy...I think.🤐

Like anyone expects first french kiss or suggestive physical affection in His Man...but not me.🙅

When it's a dating show, I would rather not dive deep in the iceberg.